The Concept of Inclusion-Exclusion Refers To

question 22

Multiple Choice

The concept of inclusion-exclusion refers to:

• A) The individual's sense of being a part of the organizational system in both the formal process and information process.
• B) An indicator for monitoring reactions among individuals within their work environment.
• C) Perceptions of inequality between one's own access to resources and that of others in the society resulting in intergroup conflict and emphasizing the emotional aspects of relationships.
• D) Assumes that people act in self-interest and that conflict is based on people's drive to maximize their own or their group's rewards to the detriment of other groups' interest.

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